Errea

Erreà was born from an amateur's sporting grief. Angelo Gandolfi played football as far as his legs allowed and, when they stopped, decided not to leave the game: in 1988 he founded, in San Polo di Torrile just outside Parma, a brand to dress those who play, and signed its first professional contract that very year, with Genoa, a partnership that would last two decades. In 1994 came the stroke of genius: the Middlesbrough deal, fifteen years dressing the Premier League of Juninho and Ravanelli, which turned a provincial brand into a European name, followed by Burnley, Norwich and so many others, from a 17 season Parma partnership to the Iceland side Erreà took to the 2018 World Cup. The house remains the same: all production within the 15,000 square metres of San Polo, the Gandolfi family at the helm, and in 2007 a pioneering feat it treasures more than any trophy, becoming the first European sportswear brand certified Oeko-Tex, its fabrics free of harmful substances. From calcio to the Italian national volleyball teams and the rugby of Treviso's Leoni, Erreà is proof that you can dress half the world without ever leaving the province of Parma.